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Why is it that the pants of most sports uniforms are so tight?

why is baseball on tv?

Classic C: In the case of football,according to my sources, it gives players a light feel to them. Don't won't to play in baggy pants. It goes the same for baseball.
Potter: Because baseball is our national pastime. I know baseball and Indianapolis is not mustard and hot dogs,but its still great game to watch.

classic candy wrote:Why is it that the pants of most sports uniforms are so tight?

Because guys that play sports naturally have tiny bits and pieces, if you get my drift. If they wear tighty pants and a cup, people think they're huge.

potter wrote: why is baseball on tv?

Would you prefer reruns of "Friends" and "Dharma & Greg"? Yep, me neither.

Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:

potter wrote: why is baseball on tv?

Would you prefer reruns of "Friends" and "Dharma & Greg"? Yep, me neither.

I would... I hate baseball with a passion

What is the most effective (and consistent) way to throw a long drive in disc golf?

Make sure you don't use your forefinger on the rim of the disc. Gives the wrist that extra bit of snap (come down and play in Bloomy sometime).

Why do Big 10 Football refs always have their heads up their asses?

Green Tea: Dont u just hate those refs? They added the red flag to the Big 10, it just made it worst. By the why, whats ur big 10 team? Go Blue!

I assume Green Tea is talking about Purdue.

And it doesn't really matter, as it seems that Purdue's football players already have their own heads up their asses, so the refs might as well too.

LikeableRodent wrote:I assume Green Tea is talking about Purdue.

And it doesn't really matter, as it seems that Purdue's football players already have their own heads up their asses, so the refs might as well too.

yeah :/ but blaming it on the refs make it so much easier to bear. (kirsch's interception at the end of the northwestern game made me lose all hope)

Another Question:

Why do people watch NASCAR? and why is it considered a sport?

Green Tea wrote:

LikeableRodent wrote:I assume Green Tea is talking about Purdue.

And it doesn't really matter, as it seems that Purdue's football players already have their own heads up their asses, so the refs might as well too.

yeah :/ but blaming it on the refs make it so much easier to bear. (kirsch's interception at the end of the northwestern game made me lose all hope)

Another Question:

Why do people watch NASCAR? and why is it considered a sport?

Do you think you'd be able to drive that fast, for that long? Driving, even in circles, takes alot of mental and physical disipline, not to mention that it wears you out :p

Spazz wrote:

Green Tea wrote:

LikeableRodent wrote:I assume Green Tea is talking about Purdue.

And it doesn't really matter, as it seems that Purdue's football players already have their own heads up their asses, so the refs might as well too.

yeah :/ but blaming it on the refs make it so much easier to bear. (kirsch's interception at the end of the northwestern game made me lose all hope)

Another Question:

Why do people watch NASCAR? and why is it considered a sport?

Do you think you'd be able to drive that fast, for that long? Driving, even in circles, takes alot of mental and physical disipline, not to mention that it wears you out :p

I'm not buying it. NASCAR, in my opinion, isn't a sport. Neither is cheerleading. Sure, they do physical things, but in reality, they're flouncing around in skirts waving poms to SUPPORT a real sport.

Spazz wrote:Do you think you'd be able to drive that fast, for that long? Driving, even in circles, takes alot of mental and physical disipline, not to mention that it wears you out :p

I know it's alot of mental work to actually do it, I guess I just more wonder why people are so inclined to watch it.